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The term ‘e-Learning’ was first applied in a professional context in 1999 by educational technology expert Elliott Masie. It’s no surprise that in the 23 years following this date digital learning has ... -
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We humans are easily distracted, quick to boredom and...forgetful. This is a huge problem when it comes to creating courses for learners. After all, amazing things happen when your learners actually r ... -
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Something that is discussed widely in the industry is why L&D teams need to try and strike a balance between being too stable and too dynamic. It’s a hard balance to achieve, especially at a time when ... -
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Adaptive Learning is the practise of using AI and machine learning algorithms — as well as human methods — to deliver customised training methods and resources to learners based on their needs, intere ... -
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Did you know that 57% of employees spend 30+ minutes a week on work-related learning and a whopping 44% wish that they could spend more time on learning initiatives? What’s clear is that the workforce ... -
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While e-learning use has skyrocketed over the past few years, there are still people who aren’t sure it’s a fit for their needs. Check out these seven talking points about the benefits of e-learning o ... -
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Managers have a lot to grapple with today and need new skills to meet today’s opportunities and challenges. The Covid-19 pandemic, Great Resignation, hybrid work - and more, are causing seismic shifts ... -
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With the increasing interest in accessibility, you may wonder how to make sure your courses meet the mark. The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) are a useful resource, but even experienced d ... -
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What are top performing organisations doing differently and how can leaders create real, long-lasting change across their businesses? In their session at Learning Technologies 2022, Nahdia Khan, Chief ...
Dates and Venue
23 - 24 April 2025 | ExCeL London
23 - 24 April 2025 | ExCeL London